The event – entitled “Stronger Together: Mapping the New Path for the European Union. National Identity in Europe Today” – will feature a round-table discussion with Ludger Kühnhardt, director of the Center for European Integration Studies in Germany, Attila Károly Molnár, a professor at Hungaryʼs Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE), and João Pereira Coutinho, a professor at the Catholic University of Portugal, moderated by Diána Szőke, senior analyst at the KKI.
The round table will be held at 2 p.m. at the KKI building (Bérc utca 13-15, Budapest 1016). The discussion will be in English, and the event is public, but prior registration is required by no later than March 6 at the instituteʼs website (KKI.hu).
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